Karnataka / Rided 300KM cycle for medicine, people said to the leader who came to 'photograph' - shameless....

An emotional tax-paying news has come to light from Kopplu village of Mysore district in Karnataka. A lockdown has been imposed in Karnataka due to the outbreak of the second wave of corona virus. Due to lack of transport facilities, a father has covered 300 km on a bicycle to save the life of his 10-year-old son. It took him three days. When people came to know about this, everyone started saluting Anand's courage.

45-year-old Anand is a poor helper, his son is undergoing treatment at NIMHANS Hospital in Bengaluru for the last 10 years. Anand used to come to NIMHANS once in two months to get medicines for the child. Everything is closed due to the lockdown, so he had to travel such a long journey by bicycle.

Anand, a resident of Kopplu village, had set out on a bicycle on May 23 to take medicine and returned with medicines on May 26. Doctors had told Anand that if the child stopped the medicines before the age of 18, then there was a high risk of epileptic seizures. When the doctors came to know about his coming from such a distance on a bicycle, they also gave him one thousand rupees.

Apart from Anand's son, he also has a daughter, Anand told that after cycling continuously, now he was having a lot of pain in his back. He took its medicine from the doctor and he is feeling better before.

Everyone is praising Anand for cycling 300 km to bring medicine for his son. His passion and courage are being praised on social media. People are coming from far and wide to meet him. In such a situation, some local leaders are also not missing from hitting the spot.

The workers of Youth Congress of Karnataka came to meet Anand in Kopplu village and they gave him some medicines and ration. When the photos of these leaders went viral on social media, many started telling lies to these leaders.

The workers of Youth Congress of Karnataka came to meet Anand in Kopplu village and they gave him some medicines and ration. When the photos of these leaders went viral on social media, many would take these leaders to tell the truth.

A person wrote on social media that he cycled 300 kms for his son's medicine and the leaders came for photographs. After this incident, Karnataka Revenue Minister R Ashok said on Monday that the state government is considering opening the lockdown in a phased manner by easing the restrictions.

At the same time, a user wrote that these politicians stick their legs everywhere, they came to know that a person came to him with medicine and ration after cycling 300 km and now reached him with medicine and ration. What's the use of it?

People are fiercely venting their anger on social media, when someone needs help, these politicians sit in their bills and someone helps themselves, they come to loot the applause.